Skin Icterometry Improves Maternal Recognition of Jaundice but Not Care-Seeking in Rural Settings in Vietnam.

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M N Luu
L T Le
B H Tran
T K Duong
V T Le
J C Partridge
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[1] Pediatrics,
[2] University of California San Francisco,undefined
[3] ChiliLab,undefined
[4] Hanoi School of Public Health,undefined
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Pediatric Research | 2011年 / 70卷
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Background: In Vietnam, only 2.5% of newborns receive routine care before two weeks, generally only for symptomatic illnesses. Late recognition of jaundice delays treatment, increasing risks of bilirubin encephalopathy. We determined whether community-level icterometry improves parental recognition of jaundice and early care-seeking.
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